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~Read me for my Canse, 2 fd Dc patient { s Te may read. d."--SnAKGsPBAKr A
THE GREATEST STUDY OF
 Mankind is Man.

And whc e'er his wondrous frame doth scan. ponder
 and dev 70 to cure an ill, whether by oev1e fruit
 or pill equal benefactor is he and we aste the inventor of Cathartic of delicious taste, to do him honor. Who remembers not how the Nstressed mother, childs entreaties tries to smtv r that she insist not the horrid dose be taken, the remel
 brance cen now does nausea awaken and fond father
 to be witness of his chids torture would rather pay high price, if money could purchase Cathartic nice, We have it now And great DE PRArIs name ap- pears upon the scroll of Escuapian fame, for after long study what would suit, has nit upon deleions /,Hit to our ills. Away at once with draughts and pills; for whether it be indigestion liver com plaint constipation any disease to which flesh is her he here with pride does boldly declare and on the assertion will wager big that it can be cured by
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-04
SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purifica- ton of the blood. If this is neglected, the disease perpetuates its taint through generation after generation. Among its earlier symptomatic developments are Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu- mors, BOils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Phy- sical Collapse, etc. If allowed to con tinue, Rheumatism, ScrofuIous Ca- tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases, Tubercular Consumption, and vari- ous other dangerous or fatal maladies, are produced by it,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-04
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scr1rua because of a superstition that it could be cured by kings touch. The world is wiser now, and knows that
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-04

J. J. MACK & CO.,. Propr's. 3 and Il Front St., san Francisco. Cal.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-04

Tombstone, March 29, 1887.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-04
HAMBURG FIG.

PRICE 25 CENTS BOX. AT DRUGGISTS.
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- TT I.' T I5 Dated Tombstone, Feb. 4 1887.
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Disagreeable Gum-Chewers.

Gum chewing is very fashionable
habit with people of highly nervous
temperament. who, if they are not eat
ing or talking, must have something
upon which to exercise their mastica-
tory apparatus Many men are substi-
tuting this practice for the more dis
gushing one of chewing tobacco. Bat
even gum-chewing may be made OBJ
noxious to others. l noticed a young
Miss at local railroad depot q few
days ago who sickened me by pulling
the gum out of her mouth in long
strings, which she rolled up into
a lump. bit into small pieces and
then recommended the revolving
string-pulling process. 1t seemed to
afford her and younger companion,
who stood watching her, immense
satisfaction. / have noticed that al
most all children do this, and think
that their parents should wallop them.
1t is not pleasant sight 20 the locker
on. and is ungracefnl anil extremely
ulladylike in any case. -Chicago Jour
nal.
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LUCK STRIKES NEW YORK.
Four Of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
psny's Big Prizes Coma o this ity.

-Four Of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany's Big Prizes Coma 10 this ity'
Good fortune often comes when least
expected and smiles upon those who
are not looking for her. A striking
instance of this is the case oil DIR. Ii.
Asselta, of Al Marion street, whom the
tickle goddess favored in most agree
able way. About four weeks ago he
and number OF other prominent gen.
tlemen belonging to the Italian colony
in this city were at ball, and i'll the
course of conversation at the supper
table discussed the variations of good
and bad fortune which they had each
experienced. As a result of the con-
versation some one proposed that they
should try their luck by buying lottery
tickets. After considerable discussion
it was decided that each OF the fifteen
gentlemen who had taken part in the
conversation should buy ticket in
The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pary's drawing to be held on the l3tii
ult. Each was to buy one tenth OF a
ticket, which costs fl, and II any one
should win prize he was to give the
others wine supper.
DR.. Asselta bought one-tenth of ticket
No. 61,677, and WAS agreeably surprised
to hear the day after the drawing that
his ticket had drawn the fourth cap
itul prize of $4,000, and he was en-
titled TO one-tenth of that sum. Last
week the doctor got his money and
his friends their wine supper at his ex
pense.
There were three other lucky mer
in this town besides DR.. Asselta on the
18th u!t. One of them held one tentf
of ticket M. 615o3, which won thu
second capital prize of $4,000. Th'
winner was modest man and didn
want his name published, so he hat
the money collected for him by tn.
Peoples Bank OF this city through
Adams Express Company.
Another lucky man was Gadhll
Wlzeman, who conceals his identit.
by giving his address as New Ior
City, but his name does not appear /
the city directory. lie is evidently
Wiseman who does not want to he Owe
run by strikers and others willing
share the good fortune that befell hlf
when he paid 81 for one-tenth OF tick'
No. 95 PIP, VIII CHI drew the third cal
ital p,ize of $4,000. and was worth
cool 50 600 to Mr.. Wizeman.
A fourth favorite of fortune in IN
city also held one-tenth of ticket N
95,272 and scooped in $4,000 Tor h
investment OF 81 He, too, preterre
to conceal his ideniy and got his frien
Mr.. Benjamin Nathan, of S3S Broa
way, to collect it for him throug
Adams Express Cempany.-Asw 70
Daay Nsws, Oh >.
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STEERS IN SUMNER.
An Opportunity Which 40 Progressive
stock Farmer WIN Neglect.

Western farmers raise large numbers
Of cattle and sometimes give each cali
the use OF COW through the summer.
moro TO save labor. perhaps. than with
adistinct view Of raising extra snimals:
but, after weaving. generally lot the
calves shift for themselves. II they
would keep up this fine start given 10
the calf and allow no stoppagc of growth
I'LL the steer was three years old, they
would produce such fine animals and
such weight az would bring the highest
hgures in the market. Eighteen hun
dred pounds may be made as an average
weight at three years. instead of twelve
to fourteen hundred, and this eighteen
hundred pounds will usually bring
more, per pound, than the lighter
weight. which, with the extra four hun
dred pounds. will make large increase
In the price of the steer. This would
be the result of keeping the calf grow
ing subsequently as it had on its moth
er's milk. which may be done with only
twenty-five per cent. extra food; and
who does not see that this extra food
will pay the best profit?
The West produces excellent pastur.
| age, but no country can always rely
on abundance of grass through the
whole season. 1t thus often occurs that
during portion of nearly every sum-
mer pasturage is quite insufficient to
produce the most profitable growth.
just here Indian corn comes in to more
than make up the deficiency. One.
quarter the amount fed in winter, added
to meager pasturage. will produce a
growth far beyond the most successful
outdoor winter feeding Many expert
ments go to show that our improved
Eliminating animals can utilize NOR,
nutriment than they are able to diges
in the bulky form of grass. and that
small amount of grain added will pa
a handsome profit, even with good pas
turage. but this is emphaticaIly tru,
during the periods of short pasturage
These facts appeal to the Western
cattle feeders with the greatest force
With their cribs full and running over
still they allow their cattle to pick, i
many cases. on scanty pasture. when
small feed of their corn would pay
good price per bnshel fed to thei
steers. There ara hundreds of farmer
in the West who are neglecting thi
profitable market for their corn at thei
own doors. looking for an outside MAJ
ket. A thorough reform is needle
, in the general management of stoc
, in summer. When the cost of keepin
; up animal heat is at the lowest, the
, also the cost Of putting on pouod {
|, flesh is the lowest, and the stock farme
should use this opportunity to push hi
steers to the utmost. National Lie
Stock Journal
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STANFORO'S PAS SION.
The California Nillionaire's Genuine Lo
for Zine Bred Horses.

for Zine Bred Horses.
Stanford's only passion is for fine
horses. and this taste he has gratified
on his estate ut Pa!o Alto, in the heart
of the Santa Clara valley. There he
has a larre number Of fine thorough
bred horses, and when he goes Down to
his country home it is his pleasure TO
sit in a large chair in the center of
ring and see his favorite Young flyers
brought ont for trial.
It was while watching one of these
fast trotterS --an animal which had the
enormous stride of twenty-three feet =
that the millionaire conceived the idea
that in some part of his course the
horse must entirely clear the ground
and have ali four feet in the air. So he
decided to have MS horse PHOTOGRAPHERS
while in motion. He secured the serv'
;ces of skillful photographer
named Muybridge, and he arranged
IN ingenious system of camera
worked by electricity by whlcl
| IN instantaneous view of the ANNA
was given as he passed the home line
About $1,000 was spent on these ex
neriments: but they overthrow all pre-
| vious notions on the subject, and tn
work which Stanford had written an
published. entitled 1.-The Horse in NJ c
tion." is valuable contribution t
.cie.oe. Senator Stanford has ais
done more thaa any one else to I'm
proye the breed of horses in Californi
and to demonstrate that the climate
that State is superior to Kentucky fo
the breeding of swift trotting and run
ming stock --eesmopolitun
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waEIcHEp. INDEED.

Are those whom confirmed tendency TO bill
iousnees, subject to the various AMI changeful
symptoms indicaiiyeof liver complaint Nausea
sick headache, constipation, furred tongue an
unpleasant breath. dull or 81 arp pain In the
neiGhborhood OF the affected organ. impurity %
the blood and loss OF appetite, signalize it Al
one Of the most distressing. as 1t ID one OF the
most common of inaisdies. There Is. however
benign specific for the diseafe ana all Its an
pleasant manifestations. 1t Is the concurrent
testimony of the public and the medical PROBES
sion. that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is med
icine which achieves results speedily felt
thorough and benign. Besides rectify ing live
disorder. it invieorates the feeble. conquer
kidney and bladder complaints. and hastens th
conyalescence OF those recovering from enfeeh
ling diseases. Moreover, It isthe grand specin
for fever and sgue.
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coMIsa HoME Io DIE.

At period of lfe when budding woman
hood requires all her strength to meet the
demands nature makes upon it, many Q
youug woman returns home frcm the
severe mental strain of school with q
broken-down constitution, and her fnnc
lions disarranged, to go to an early grave
II she had been wisely counseled ana aiyer
the benefit of DIR. Pierre's ''Fayorite Pre-
scription" her bodily Development nigh
have kent pace with her mental growth
and health and bsauty would not hav'
given way to decline and d ath.
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There was a blind man sitting =

There was a blind man sitting 81
the corner of Michigan and Washing
on avenues the other day when s
woman came along. halted and looked
and as she began to feel in her poke
she said: SO you are blind!
"Yes'm." Can't see at ALP No
ma am 'Sures' Very sure
Well. that's good. I've got a lea
nickel which I've wanted to work OF
on somebody for the last six weeks
and here it is And she dropped
into his cigar-box and walked of il
a way to prove that she was great.
relieved in her mind. Detroit Ere
Press
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MIR. Moneybags (who has recent

Mr.. Moneyhags (who has recently
acquired fortune)-"It'sa shame and
a disgrace the way every body con-
spires to rob riehman." Friend
"What's the matter now?' Moneybags
-"Well, you see 1 had little party
at my mansion last night, and to
amuse my guests l ordered some mu-
sic--one quartettc; and darn my but
tons il four singers didn't crowd into
the room and sing, and I had to pay
all four of them, and mind you, l only
ordered one solitary quartette. That
the way I'm swindled every day o.
my life, and I am tired of it. N Y
LedG6r.
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Do not be deceived by Misrepresentation.
Ask your druggist for ALI.cocK's Porous
PLAsTERs and let no explanation or solici-
tation induce you to accept substitute.
ALI1CocK's TLAsTERs a.e pu e'y vege
table preparation. the formula OF which Is
koown only to the manufacturers. Thei
valuable curative gu ii'ies are due to the
employment of the highest medical and
chemical skill. They act safely, prompt,
and effectually. Over ia00,O o person,
have been cured by ALLcocK's POROUS
PLAsTERs.
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Good resolutions may pave the in
,ernal realms if not carried into effect
IN life.
Though God may seem to frown in
his providences, yet he always smiles
in his promises
New Jerseys State Prison holds
500 convicts, of whom 40 can neither
read nor write. A night school has
been opened to be in session two hours
each evening.
The Pharisee thought it such fine
thing to be good that God did not like
him nearly so well as the other, who
thought it sad thing to be bad
Macdonald.
The General synod Of the Un,fas
Fratrum (Morsvian church, has been
called to meet at Hernnhut Saxony. In
1889. The General Synod meets once
in ten or twslvs years
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A large mastiff tried to pull from,
the rails an elderly unknown woman
he was accompanying, some days ago
rs she walked on the track of the Con
cord & Portsmouth. \. H. railroad
The engineer of an approaching trair
saw this quite distinctly and whistle
repeatedly. The engine struck an'
instantly killed the woman. and afte
the accident the dog howled piteousl.
and refused to leave the body.
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A good Wife's Fears.

"Good-bye, my dear" said wife,
anxiously, as her husband turned to
90. II sha mt have moments peact
until You return. Oh. John. when will
YOU have saved enough to give up a life
so beset with peril and danger?"
"Before log. dear, l hope. But
must 60. I want to call the game
promptly Mt four o'clock. ~ \. Sun
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To Thre.her.: / nave few Of the
celebrated Yves inghouse Threshers yet.
and for The purpose OF closing out will sci
them on next yeas terms at bottom
figur=s. Also, few secondhand ma
hines Of other make. Write for bargains
q. T. WRIGHT foot Of Morrison Street
Portland y egon.
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scrofula. Bronchitis. and General D. bility. wi
try ScOtt's Emulsion OF Cod LAYER IN VIII
Hynonbcsphites theF will find immediate re
lief and peruinate benefit The Medical Pro
fession universally declare it a remedy OF tns
greatest value and very lalaiabie. heac.
Scrofula and debility in children K suit
most gratifying. Ny little patients take 1t v III
pleasure, w. A. HUBERT, MD, salisbury
iii
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Young or middle-sged men suffering
from nervous debility, loss of II emory
premature old age. as the result OF bad
habits, should send ~ cents in stamps loI
large / Illustrated treatise sug esting un
failing cure. Address World Dispenser.
Medical Association, Buffalo, New York
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&C F. Weidemeyer. of Fort Def
ance, A. T., has just closed trade
with some Mexican gentlemen for So
900 acres Of valuable mineral and
grazing lands. located in the State o.
chihuahua. Several Arizonia capital
lists are interested in the property witt
Mr.. Weidemeyer.
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An ordinary elephant produces if0
pounds Of ivory. worth SEQ. England con,
sumes f50 tons tof which Sheffield es
one third. for which it is necessary to BIZ
II 90 elephants yearly.
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Mrs, De Society-"What lovely
baby that is we just passed" Mrs De
Fashion-"Yes. il 10 mine" "lnasea!
20, I'm sure Of It. l Recognised sne
uurse,- -0,naha World
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-04
CONSUMPTION,

which 4 Sercfula of the LunEe, u ar
rested and cured bs this rgnscdy. If taken he
fore the LIST stages Of the disease ere reached
fafal sis7es9se. when first oaerfiIg this nous
raiefrated remedy to the public DR.. PTEncf!
thought seriously Of calling Il his ~Con%
sumption Curc.- bast nfsnd0ncc tha
na1,ae &c toe Emitted for medicine wl1icfls
fIusr1 its wonderful combination Of foFisc- %
strengthening, alternative. Or hsOssa-e5 esaiasitg
au1i-biiioias. pccsogal. ard HufFStKve FrpTsSE
.iss Il rIysT-1Ilascxi not cssiy ns a remedy To-
consumption. bat for all Chronic DIS
~ M
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Liver. Blood, and Lungs

II rsd feel dun. drowsy. dctdlitatrdr hav
saiE.y color Of skin, or yellow lsh-hrosEii set
ness rod rsssfr in mouth. internal heat a
chIiis, alternating with bot fllszcs. low spiris
ard gloomy fo4cbodirgs. irregular aiFnetlfs
Iudigcsrfon. Dyspepsia. and TcrriF
Liver, or "Eifiousncss.s In nan
cases onIy part OF those symptoms are exIs
r;enccd As q remedy for ell such csscg
Or. Picrcc.s Golden Medical DIS
eogery i unsurpassed
For weak Lungs. Splitting o.
Blood. Shorfncss OF Breath. Erou
chirEs, Asthma, Severe Coughs an
kjndresi affections il is an efficient remedy q
SoLD nv DEJGGESTS. IT Si.Ca, or 81
BOTTLES for $500.
Send ten ccnts in stamps for Dr. PIcrcs
hofal- an CONSERVATION. Address
worlds Dispensary Medical AssS
citation, CO Main Street, BUFFALO, \.
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Bronchitis is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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Gen. John Robinson is on the retired
lis and lives st Binghampton.
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Japan has contemplation the survey
of al her large rivers.
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If SUFFERERS FROM coNsUMFTIov,

Six persons persisted in fire in the In
sane asylum at Cleyeia d, y.
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Chronic nasal catarrh guaranteed cur
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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Agz1zs1ltlzs,2sll'lI|ze
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CUREs ALI MUMOns,

CURES ALL ACMOR9s
from a common BsorcE, Or EruPtiOn@
10 the worst ScrOfula- Salt-Eheu1sa
skin. IN short. III diseases caused by 6ad5
bIo,d are conquered BY this powerful puri-A
firing. and inyigorating medicine Greak|
r,i~, influence. Especially has 1t manifested
ifs POTENCY in curing Teffer. Rose HASH
HoiIs, CnrbuncIcs, Sore Eyes, Sercl-s
nIous sores and SWelIfngS, Hips
iofuf Di@casc. White SWelIinGnJj
G.iarc, or Thick Neck. and Enlarged
Gands. send ten CENTS in stamps Tor a
large treatise. with cos0rtd piltts co Szifsl
Disssasss or the ssaInc amount for a treatise
on Scrofnlous Affections u
sTHE BLOOD IS TIE LlFE.yi
Tfor,pgrt,sy cleanse it by using DIR. RiGTfe7H
Golden Medical Discovery and gOo0'
Digestion, fair skin, bHoTant sPir:a
| its, and vital strength, " III ne established
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The steamer Matthew Bean was wrecked
off Cape Finistere and ten persons we're
drowned
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Counsel (badgerlng a wltness)-
"Remember, sir that you are on oath
Witness-"Yes, sir" Counsel-"Now
what - did you do --when--as-
YOU say the -prisoner - tnrew-s
.-beer-glass-at-you F witness
Il lodged. ~ Y. Snn
The following conversation was
overheard by 7Yd-Bh representatives
Wife-..John, l want seven dollars Tor
dog-oolla,." Husband-"seven dol
larsi You must be crazy. All pay
for my collars is twenty-five cents ;,
Wife-"Yes, John, but you re no dog
mfr. Walker. said the clerk "tn'
Twelve cent prints at the remnant coun
ter are going fast and are about sole sole
ont" Fan right, I'll attend to it Mr.
Anawan, cut a lot more Of those sever
cent prints into remnants and'end then :,
over to the bargain counter. '-S"rde'e
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Gen. Horatio G. " right is on the retire
list and lives in Washington.
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A FACT TO BIZ REnEMBERED.

There were fifty-nve boiler explosions
in England last year.
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PATHOLOGY OF FATIGUE.
Interesting Researches Made by a Famous
italian Scientist.


Prof. Angelo Mosso, of Turin. with
the aid of coadjutors in his laboratory,
has for some years been working at the
physiology of fatigue, and now he has
turned his attention to the pathological
manifestations of that physical condi'
ton. Fatigue carried beyond the
moderate stage, at which it is decidedly
beneficial. subjects the blood to de-
composing process through the iniiltra-
ton into it OF substances which acts rs
poison substances, which when in
iected into the circulation of healthy
animals, induce malaise and all the
sirns of excessive exhaustion. The re-
searches which seem to justify this
finding are embodied in an elaborate
paper recently submitted to the Acca-
demia del Lincei, and shortly to be
made accessible in its printed Trans
actions. Fatigue. according to Prof.
Mosso. when incurred within limits,
regulated by the resisting power OF the
subject, has its pleasures and even joys
these being the expression of the organic
consciousness that the active destruction
| of tissue is normally balanced by its re-
construction, a process yielding the
sense of reinforcement and exhilaratlon'
1t WIS on the soldiers of the Italian
army that Mosso's experiments werf
| made. and he has convinced himself
that he has arrived at practical regula
tons as to the amount of exertion to b.
nut forth on the march, rs to the hes
| distribution of the halts and of sleep
and as to the tightening OF the weigh
each soldier has to carry. The tent
for instance, which the Italian line
man has to take in his knapsack might
he thinks be advantageously dispensed
with. Again, the rerata qtastso OF tn
comparative strength of the much-ex
tolled Roman lesjonary and his modern
counterpart has not been neglected b,
, Prof Mosso, who has even traverse
the archaeological field IN ordert to settl
It. He has examined TIE richly-fur
/ nished museums of antique Romal
nrnor and impedimenta scattere'
through the Italian cities, and he come
10 thc conclusion that in point of statur
| and bodily power the molern soldier
in no way inferior to the ancient In
Roman armies. under the abiest dis
ciplinarians. had their straggiers an
their physically distressed upon tn
march; while the treatment avaitabl
!, for their wounded On the battlefield an
the ambulance tent were comparativel
rude and ineffective. And yet the
we're the conquerors of the then-kno"
a world. London Lancet.
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TRY GERMEA for breakfast.